A Gift of Chappals Class 7

In the story A Gift of Chappals, Mridu tells Rukku Manni about the chappals because she believes Rukku Manni will understand the situation and not be angry if she knows the truth about why they were given away.

The children gave the chappals to the beggar because they felt sorry for him, as his feet were blistering from the hot ground.

A sharp V-shaped line between the eyebrows is a common physical manifestation of anger or frustration, which Rukku Manni displays when she is upset.

The music master is portrayed as highly skilled, yet Lalli struggles to learn from him, often failing to follow his notes correctly.

The screeching sound of the violin lessons startled Mridu and frightened the kitten, Mahendran, who was resting nearby.

Ravi speaks highly of the kitten, M.P. Poonai, to impress Mridu and make the kitten seem more exotic and special.

Ravi sneaks into the kitchen to get milk for the kitten, pretending he is hungry to avoid suspicion from his elders.

The children kept the kitten a secret because they knew the elders in the house generally disliked having stray animals like kittens around.

The chappals were old and worn, and they were covered with dust, which is why they looked like they belonged to a beggar.

In the story, the grandmother takes Mridu to visit her aunt, Rukku Manni, at her house.